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Galaxy TTET300 Traction Table: Setup and Safe Use Basics

Galaxy TTET300 Traction Table: Setup and Safe Use Basics

By Physiotherapy & Electrotherapy Equipment | Balego | Published: 2026-11-01

Category: How-to Guides

Set up and use the Chattanooga Galaxy TTET300 3-section hi-lo traction table safely. Follow these steps for height adjustment, traction setup, and daily checks.

Quick answer

Set up the Galaxy TTET300 by locking the casters, adjusting the hi-lo height to your working stance, and confirming the roller surface moves freely before each traction session. Then position the patient and apply traction according to your clinic's protocol.

Why the roller surface and powered lift change your setup routine

The TTET300's roller-mounted treatment surface is designed to reduce friction under the hips and legs during traction, so the patient can slide smoothly rather than being dragged. That means you should check that the rollers turn freely and that nothing (straps, sheets, or debris) obstructs them before every session.

The powered HalloTronic+ lift system adjusts table height, so you do not need to manually crank. However, you still need to confirm the table is at a comfortable working height for you and that the patient can get on and off safely. A common mistake is adjusting height while the patient is already positioned; always set height before the patient transfers.

When the TTET300 may not be the right table

This is a dedicated traction table with a three-section design and a powered lift. If your clinic needs a plain treatment table for general manual therapy or if you rarely perform mechanical traction, a simpler flat table may be more cost-effective. Also, the TTET300 requires a power source for the lift, so plan the room layout accordingly. The catalog does not list weight capacity or dimensions, so check those with the manufacturer if you have specific space or bariatric needs.

Setup and safe use steps

  1. Lock the casters and stabilize the table: Engage all caster locks and push gently to confirm the table does not move. Common mistake: forgetting one caster, which can cause the table to shift during patient transfer. Always test stability with a light push before the patient gets on.
  2. Adjust height with the powered lift before patient transfer: Use the HalloTronic+ lift to set the table to a height that lets you work with a neutral spine and lets the patient sit down safely. Check that the table is fully lowered or raised as intended. Common mistake: adjusting height while the patient is on the table, which can startle them or cause loss of balance. Set height first, then assist the patient onto the table.
  3. Inspect the roller surface for free movement: Run your hand along the roller section under the hips and legs to confirm it turns smoothly and nothing is caught in the mechanism. Common mistake: leaving a strap or sheet edge under the rollers, which defeats the low-friction design. A quick roller check prevents uneven traction pull.
  4. Position the patient and secure traction straps: Place the patient in the appropriate position for the traction type (cervical or lumbar) and fasten straps snugly but without pinching. Confirm the patient is comfortable and the straps are not over the roller area. Common mistake: straps too loose, allowing the patient to slide, or too tight, causing discomfort. Ask the patient to confirm strap comfort before applying tension.
  5. Apply traction gradually and monitor response: Follow your clinic's traction protocol, increasing force slowly while watching for signs of dizziness, numbness, or pain. Common mistake: jumping to full force quickly, which can cause muscle guarding. Stop if the patient reports new symptoms. Start low and go slow; never increase force without patient feedback.
  6. Complete the session and return the table to a safe height: After removing traction, lower the table to a comfortable exit height and assist the patient off. Then clean the surface and reset the rollers. Common mistake: leaving the table high, which increases fall risk for the next patient. Reset height and clean the table after every use.

Product facts

  • Chattanooga Galaxy TTET300 3-Section Hi-Lo Traction Table: Three-section electric hi-lo traction table with a roller-mounted treatment surface and HalloTronic+ powered lift. The roller surface reduces friction during traction, and the powered lift lets you adjust height without manual effort, but you must still verify free movement and stable positioning before each use.
    Chattanooga Galaxy TTET300 3-Section Hi-Lo Traction Table
    Chattanooga Galaxy TTET300 3-Section Hi-Lo Traction Table

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